Blackhawk arrows

[blade]

Does anybody know anything about these arrows and there quality? It looks like goldtip owns the company.

[Bowregard]

I've been using Black Hawks for about three years now. As far as I'm concerned, they're a very good arrow... I've had no problems with them. Very durable and reasonably priced, a good value for "ordinary guys" like me who hunt deer and small game locally.

[blade]

I've been using Black Hawks for about three years now. As far as I'm concerned, they're a very good arrow... I've had no problems with them. Very durable and reasonably priced, a good value for "ordinary guys" like me who hunt deer and small game locally. I cant find any specks on anything other than a vapor. Do you know where you can find info on these arrows?

[Bowregard]

I purchased my original set of Black Hawks at Classic Arms And Archery in Lexington. Also bought bare shafts through the mail at Kustom King Archery (at a lower price, of course). www.vaporsafet.info (http://www.vaporsafet.info) has a lot of specs on their line of arrows, hope it helps you.

[drinalin junky]

I like the vapor arrows. I am shooting the black hawk pro shafts and have had no problems with them.they shoot as good as any other arrows I have shot.

[RJPOUTDOORS]

I Have Been Shooting Black Hawks (pro Series) Since They Came Out On The Market. Gold Tip Bought Them Out Last Year. This Is The Only Thing I Now Shoot. They Shot Just As Well As My Eastons Acc And Others That I Have Shot In The Past.
Good Hungint.

[Redlined]

RJP is right,Blackhawk sold out to Gold Tip last year. That being said,Vapors are still marketed under the Blackhawk name.I've shot them for years and are a very reliable,well made shaft.You'll get all the performance out of them that you would out of premium shafts.

[blade]

Well guys they seem to be doing well. My 12 year old is getting a consistant 5" in group at 40 yards and a 3" at 30. He was off and on with the bemans at 40 so that says alot. I tell ya guys I am amazed how well this kid is shooting to be 12. He is up to 50# draw weight and pulls it well.
I started teaching him correct form with his toy bow and now that he can shoot adult bows it is 2nd nature. If you have little ones that are wanting to shoot start teaching them about form with there toy bows and when the day comes for them to graduate you will be amazed how well they will be able to shoot and make progress.